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8/4/25 -- Guest Host David Pollack W/ Nancy Mace, Rob Maness, Chad Caton, Erika Donalds and Colleen Hroncich, Anthony Watson · Real America with Dan Ball

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Speaker 1: Good evening, and welcome to tonight's edition of Real America.
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Speaker 1: I'm David Pollock in for Dan Ball. This week. We
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Speaker 1: begin tonight with the latest in the Palmetto state. South
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Speaker 1: Carolina is gearing up for a hotly contested GOP primary
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Speaker 1: as several candidates vi to succeed term limited Governor Henry
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Speaker 1: McMaster in the twenty twenty six gubernatorial race. Representative for
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Speaker 1: South Carolina's first congressional district, Nancy Mace officially throwing her
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Speaker 1: hat into the ring today for the state's chief executive.
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Speaker 1: She'll join a crowded field that includes some well known figures,
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Speaker 1: including fellow South Carolina GOP Congressman Ralph Norman, Attorney General
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Speaker 1: Alan Wilson, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evitt, and State Senator Josh Kimberl. Mace,
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Speaker 1: who has more recently aligned closely with the MAGA movement,
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Speaker 1: shared a campaign video titled Huge Maga Announcement, signaling her
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Speaker 1: intention to be a super MAGA governor. Her House Republican has.
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Speaker 2: Drawn me ira both Democrats and members of her own party.
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Speaker 3: She has a way of getting under their skins. Representative
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Speaker 3: Nancy Mace, Nancy May.
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Speaker 4: Fireman Republican Congresswoman Nancy.
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Speaker 5: Mays, she is a fighter. I know about that. She's
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Speaker 5: a fighter.
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Speaker 1: She learned resilience early on.
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Speaker 6: Mace became the first woman to graduate from South Carolina's
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Speaker 6: famed military college. And you've taken a lot of abews
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Speaker 6: for standing up for the rights of women. But what
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Speaker 6: they forget is that Laura, I'm her first woman to
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Speaker 6: graduated from the Citadel.
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Speaker 7: I will not be bullied into silence.
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Speaker 2: Nancy May scores a huge victory in her fight to
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Speaker 2: keep biological men out of women's bathroom, we will.
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Speaker 6: Be courageous, We will be resilience.
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Speaker 8: When she sets her sight on something, She's tough, and
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Speaker 8: we will be prepared to take on the challenges of
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Speaker 8: this historic moment.
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Speaker 1: Here now the congresswoman for South Carolina's first congressional district,
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Speaker 1: as well as gubernatorial candidate. Now this Nancy Mace. Welcome
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Speaker 1: so much to the show. Big day to day, big announcement.
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Speaker 1: We were all waiting for. Tell me what's today like
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Speaker 1: for you?
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Speaker 7: I was been very It was been very humbling.
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Speaker 6: We had many people show up this morning for a
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Speaker 6: seven thirty in the morning announcement. All the press was like,
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Speaker 6: why are we doing this this early, and I was like,
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Speaker 6: I have a job to do.
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Speaker 7: We have to get to work to make South Carolina begger, better, greater, more.
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Speaker 6: Strong, and successful than ever with conservative values, America First values.
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Speaker 6: We have a real opportunity in the midterms in twenty
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Speaker 6: twenty six to just crush it for Donald Trump and
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Speaker 6: crush it for our country with America First and MAGA
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Speaker 6: governors all across the country.
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Speaker 7: And that's what I'm going to bring to the table
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Speaker 7: in South Carolina.
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Speaker 1: You've been a fighter in Congress, and you know you've
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Speaker 1: really worked hard to make sure that we implement Trump's
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Speaker 1: agenda right now. What made you say, you know what,
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Speaker 1: it's time for me to jump in the gubernatorial race
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Speaker 1: and focus on South Carolina.
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Speaker 6: Well, I believe in term limits, and I said when
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Speaker 6: I first ran for Congress, I would only do three terms.
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Speaker 6: And I believe if you're going to be four term limits,
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Speaker 6: you have to put your money where your mouth is.
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Speaker 7: And so it's time to.
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Speaker 6: Give the give it to somebody else next year and
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Speaker 6: move on to something bigger and better. I've learned a
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Speaker 6: lot over the last five years or so in Congress
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Speaker 6: how to draft more conservative legislation, how to support the
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Speaker 6: president's agenda, understanding his agenda and being successful at it.
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Speaker 6: And so that's what I'm going to bring to the table.
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Speaker 6: I'm not even governor yet, and the colleges and universes
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Speaker 6: here they're scrambling because we're eliminating genders the minute that
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Speaker 6: I have my eye on you, whether it's high taxes
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Speaker 6: or you get a form of fifteen genders on it
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Speaker 6: with male and female, aren't two people are scared to
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Speaker 6: death and they should be because I'm going to bring
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Speaker 6: common sense back to South Carolina on behalf of Donald
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Speaker 6: Trump common sense.
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Speaker 1: Imagine that. Let me turn to South Carolina. So what
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Speaker 1: are the big issues you see right now South Carolina?
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Speaker 1: And which one would you tackle on day one?
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Speaker 6: Well, this morning I also unveiled my vision for the
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Speaker 6: path to prosperity for South Carolina. We have the highest
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Speaker 6: state income tax in the Southeast, hovering around six percent.
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Speaker 6: I have a five year plan to take it down
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Speaker 6: to zero. We have law and order that's necessary here
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Speaker 6: because we have rogue prosecutors, rogue attorney generals who aren't
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Speaker 6: prosecuting murderers, rapists, and pedophiles. Even though we're a red State,
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Speaker 6: we banned sanctuary policies. We had a sanctuary sheriff in
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Speaker 6: South Carolina last year letting out illegal aliens who are rapists, murderers,
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Speaker 6: and child molesters and pedophiles, and no one at the
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Speaker 6: state level, no statewide officials spoke up to stop it.
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Speaker 6: But I did, and I got our fired last year
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Speaker 6: with the voters of South Carolina.
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Speaker 1: Staying on the topic of immigration, you've seen in Florida,
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Speaker 1: Governor DeSantis has put basically a task force together to
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Speaker 1: round up as many illegal aliens and deport them as possible.
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Speaker 1: Are you seeing yourself doing something similar in South Carolina
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Speaker 1: right away?
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Speaker 7: Absolutely?
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Speaker 6: And I've already identified multiple facilities in South Carolina where
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Speaker 6: the state could house illegal aliens through the deportation process.
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Speaker 6: We don't have enough beds that we're using right now,
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Speaker 6: but we do have plenty of space, and I want
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Speaker 6: to see the state do that.
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Speaker 7: And states actually can get.
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Speaker 6: Reimbursed for bed space when they are working with ICE
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Speaker 6: or DHS to deport illegals. And that's something that needs
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Speaker 6: to be a priority for the next governor of South Carolina,
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Speaker 6: a real priority, just like Florida.
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Speaker 1: Do you guys have alligators in South Carolina. You can
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Speaker 1: put it around the facilities.
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Speaker 7: Just a few feet from here, we have plenty.
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Speaker 1: Alligator Alcatraz Part two coming soon. Let's talk about education
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Speaker 1: in the state, because also tonight on the show, we
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Speaker 1: were looking forward to back to school and so as
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Speaker 1: far as education is concerned in South Carolina, where do
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Speaker 1: you see an opportunity to improve education in South Carolina
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Speaker 1: to make it lead the country.
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Speaker 6: Well, we want to expand more on school choice, of course,
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Speaker 6: but I have two policies I want to implement. Actually
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Speaker 6: I'm taking from Florida in this. I want to automatically
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Speaker 6: mandate kids who can't read by third grade they don't
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Speaker 6: move up to fourth grade. And if they can't read
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Speaker 6: or write by third grade, they should be assigned reading
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Speaker 6: mentor war and be required to read ninety minutes a today.
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Speaker 7: Florida does that. South Carolina can do it too.
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Speaker 6: Secondly, I want to have a second track for high
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Speaker 6: school graduates. If you're not going to go on to
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Speaker 6: get a tour or four year degree, we want to
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Speaker 6: make sure that you are jobs certified on day one,
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Speaker 6: the day after you graduate high school to take high
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Speaker 6: paying jobs that are vocational like a plumber and electrician,
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Speaker 6: a welder. These are six figure jobs for the right
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Speaker 6: student who's qualified to take them, but they've got to
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Speaker 6: be certified. I want them to get their high school
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Speaker 6: diploma in those high skilled jobs.
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Speaker 1: You have also been an advocate for President Trump. We
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Speaker 1: talked about this a few seconds ago, but now a
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Speaker 1: lot of people are trying to criticize you and question
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Speaker 1: that loyalty. How do you respond to them?
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Speaker 6: Well, I mean, quite honestly, I just point out the lies,
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Speaker 6: and I happily do it. I've been with President Trump
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Speaker 6: and his policies, even when we disagree on occasion, I've
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Speaker 6: always been with him politically and from a policy perspective.
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Speaker 6: Every single one of the policies I embraced.
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Speaker 7: I've seen him. I've been supportive of his as well.
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Speaker 6: And you know, I kind of liken myself to Trump
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Speaker 6: and high heels a little bit. I can be bombastic
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Speaker 6: like the President, but I can also be very effective
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Speaker 6: at legislating. I'm one of the top drafters of bills
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Speaker 6: and legislation in all of Congress, out of four and
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Speaker 6: thirty five people. I'm in the top one point five
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Speaker 6: to nine percent. So I'm policy driven, but I also,
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Speaker 6: don't take any bs. I don't take any lives. And
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Speaker 6: if you've made a deal with me, we're going to
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Speaker 6: get it done no matter what. And I don't mind
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Speaker 6: using words like Donald Trump does. He's been very effective,
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Speaker 6: He's been a great leader, and I think he's a
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Speaker 6: great role model for governors across the country.
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Speaker 1: Look, you're a very high profile congresswoman, but for people
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Speaker 1: that may have just not been paying attention to Washington
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Speaker 1: and they're learning from you as a gubernatorial candidate for
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Speaker 1: the first time, what's your message right out the gate
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Speaker 1: for somebody who's just getting introduced to you.
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Speaker 6: Well, I'm going to put America and her people first,
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Speaker 6: and most importantly, as governor of South Carolina, I'm going
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Speaker 6: to put every single hardworking South Carolinian first, and I'm
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Speaker 6: going to implement our Mayora Maga agenda on day one.
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Speaker 6: No one will work harder for South Carolina or any
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Speaker 6: other American across the country.
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Speaker 1: I will. Congresswoman, potentially future governor, thank you so much
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Speaker 1: for joining us. We're going to be watching your raise
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Speaker 1: very closely, and hopefully we can talk to you a
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Speaker 1: bunch along the way and see how it's going. And
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Speaker 1: wishing me the best of.
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Speaker 7: Luck, and they can find us at Nancy Maas dot org.
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Speaker 1: Nancy Mayce dot org. Go check it out. Everybody. Thanks
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Speaker 1: again for joining us, and we'll keep keep track on
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Speaker 1: everything that's going on.
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Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Take care. We'll also be keeping a close eye on
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Speaker 1: former South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer in his bid
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Speaker 1: for the Senate. Bauer has announced a Republican primary challenge
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Speaker 1: to Senator Lindsay Graham for the twenty twenty sixth election,
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Speaker 1: criticizing Graham for not being conservative enough and for his
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Speaker 1: longevity in office. Hey, we just heard Nancy may say
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Speaker 1: she believes in term limits. Bauer positions himself as a
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Speaker 1: staunch Trump and America FIR supporter, contrasting himself with Graham
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Speaker 1: and accusing the Senator of yielding to Democrat positions on
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Speaker 1: issues like immigration and climate policy. Up next, we'll delve
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Speaker 1: A dramatic escalation in the war of words between the
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Speaker 1: United States and Russia over its conflict with Ukraine. This
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Speaker 1: leads President Trump to reposition nuclear submarines closer to Russian waters.
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Speaker 1: The Commander in Chief order two US nuclear submarine to
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Speaker 1: be moved to appropriate regions near Russia in response to
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Speaker 1: highly provocative statements by former Russian president Dmitri medev Vedev,
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Speaker 1: now deputy Chairman of Russia's National Security Council. Trump posting
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Speaker 1: this message to social media that reads, in part, I
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Speaker 1: have ordered two nuclear submarines to be repositioned in the
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Speaker 1: appropriate regions just in case these foolish and inflammatory statements
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Speaker 1: are more than just that. Words are very important and
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Speaker 1: can often lead to unintended consequences. I hope this will
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Speaker 1: not be one of those instances. Thank you for your
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Speaker 1: attention to this matter, very popular line these days in
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Speaker 1: Trump communications. Moscow is attempting to downplay the provocation, saying
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Speaker 1: American nuclear submarines are regularly on alert and present in
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Speaker 1: the various parts of the world. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskov
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Speaker 1: called for caution in nuclear rhetoric from all sides, emphasizing
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Speaker 1: the delicacy of the subject and urging restraint. With mounting
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Speaker 1: sanctions already crippling Russia's economy and military capabilities, The pressing
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Speaker 1: question remains, is there anything Moscow can do to avoid
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Speaker 1: further political and economic penalties.
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Speaker 4: Isn't there anything they can do to avoid sanctions.
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Speaker 7: At this point?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I get a deal where people stopped getting killed.
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Speaker 8: They had a number that just came out that a
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Speaker 8: tremendous number of Russian soldiers are being killed, and likewise
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Speaker 8: Ukraine a lower number, but still thousands and thousands of people.
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Speaker 5: And now we're adding towns with it being hit by missiles.
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Speaker 8: So it's a lot of people being killed in that
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Speaker 8: ridiculous war.
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Speaker 5: And you know, we stopped.
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Speaker 8: We stopped a lot of countries from war India and Pakista,
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Speaker 8: we stopped a lot of countries and.
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Speaker 5: We're going to get that one's s upped too. Somehow,
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Speaker 5: we're going to get that one's up.
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Speaker 1: The upcoming week could be crucial in the Russia Ukraine war,
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Speaker 1: with the deadline set by President Trump for the Kremlin
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Speaker 1: to negotiate peace quickly approaching. Trump's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff,
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Speaker 1: is expected in Moscow midweek, just ahead of the Friday
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Speaker 1: deadline for Russian A Hault hostilities or risk severe new
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Speaker 1: US sanctions and tariffs, including secondary sanctions on countries buying
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Speaker 1: Russian oil, such as China and India. Russian President Vladimir
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Speaker 1: Putin is reportedly willing to meet face to face with
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian President Zelenski, but only after unspecified preparatory steps are
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Speaker 1: taken at the highest levels. Peace negotiations previously held in
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Speaker 1: Istanbul are currently stalled, with Putin blaming a lack of
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian readiness for further engagement, while reiterating that Russia seeks
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Speaker 1: a long term, sustainable peace, not merely a short ceasefire
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Speaker 1: allowing Ukrainian rearmament. Joining US now to discuss all of
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Speaker 1: this is retired Air Force combat vet and host of
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Speaker 1: the rob maina show, My Good Friend Rob manas, how
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Speaker 1: are you doing, my friend, David?
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Speaker 9: Thanks for having me on. David, Well, it is.
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Speaker 1: My absolute pleasure. All my friends are coming on today
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Speaker 1: and we're having a great time. So Colonel, let me
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Speaker 1: ask you right out the gate. Everybody's wondering, are we
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Speaker 1: going to go to nuclear war with Russia? Because submarines
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Speaker 1: are being repositioned, and is this just saber rattling and
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Speaker 1: more of the same? What's your what's your thought on this?
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Speaker 9: No, it's it's more than saber rattling. But it's not
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Speaker 9: what the old school mindset people think that. It's that
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Speaker 9: it's a pure escalation and all that the President of
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Speaker 9: the United States, we know, communicates this way. This is
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Speaker 9: very similar to the old hotline between the Kremlin and
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Speaker 9: the Pentagon back in the Cold War days. But the
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Speaker 9: president can now do it directly. And the first thing
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Speaker 9: he's doing is he's telling directly to Vladimir Putin, are
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Speaker 9: your mad dog off? That's threatening nuclear war two? He's
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Speaker 9: openly saying, and we never do this, we know, ever
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Speaker 9: talk about the locations of our nuclear submarines, because there
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Speaker 9: are ace in the hole. David. But the President in
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Speaker 9: a very wise and nuanced way says, hey, I'm repositioned
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Speaker 9: in two of my nuclear submarines to the appropriate locations.
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Speaker 9: He's essentially saying, lad we're the biggest dog on the
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Speaker 9: block because our submarine force outclasses every nuclear submarine force
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Speaker 9: that's still floating in the world today, especially Russia's. They
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Speaker 9: cannot keep very many nuclear submarines that float well. We
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Speaker 9: routinely put large numbers of them out on seventy five
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Speaker 9: to ninety day patrols, and we do it routinely, one
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Speaker 9: after the other, and nobody really knows what their location is.
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Speaker 9: So this is what's called peace through strength. The president
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Speaker 9: knows he has the edge and nuclear submarine capability, and
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Speaker 9: he is letting Vladimir Putin reminding him that we are
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Speaker 9: the biggest dog on the block. This is not the
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Speaker 9: way to go get your attech dog under control. And
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Speaker 9: guess what, Bedvedev has been strangely silent, and the Kremlin
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Speaker 9: does the right thing, and what I would expect in
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Speaker 9: a situation like this for a nuclear armed nation at
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Speaker 9: the status that Russia is, and that is to put
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Speaker 9: a press release out calmly saying we don't expect that
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Speaker 9: there's going to be an escalation to this and that's
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Speaker 9: the way nuclear deterrist works in the twenty first century
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Speaker 9: under Donald.
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Speaker 1: Trump, how much of this do you think is leverage
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Speaker 1: for peace between Russia and Ukraine. I mean, you heard
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Speaker 1: a little bit ago that they actually might sit down together.
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Speaker 1: You know, we approved this. I think it was one
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Speaker 1: hundred and sixty billion dollar deal to arm NATO, sort
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Speaker 1: of indirectly arming Ukraine. The President has made a promise
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Speaker 1: to end this war, and it seems there's a lot
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Speaker 1: of pressure to do so. So how much is this
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Speaker 1: President Trump maybe seeing an opportunity to kind of put
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Speaker 1: his chest out a bit and say, look, you show
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Speaker 1: me yours, I'll show you mine. Kind of a deal.
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Speaker 9: Oh, it one hundred percent is. But it's a dual
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Speaker 9: track situation here, nuclear deterrence plus negotiating for peace. The
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Speaker 9: President wants to be known, he has said it many
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Speaker 9: times as the peace president. He's demanding an end to
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Speaker 9: this senseless slaughter. And one thing the Biden presidency didn't do,
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Speaker 9: and I say the presidency because it wasn't really a person,
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Speaker 9: is stand up to this nuclear saber rattling as we
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Speaker 9: said that we should be doing. When the president of
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Speaker 9: Russia put his mobile ICBMs out and increased the alert
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Speaker 9: status of his nuclear forces. At the beginning of this
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Speaker 9: special military operation as he calls it, in February of
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Speaker 9: twenty twenty two, we did not respond. That's how you
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Speaker 9: get to a nuclear conflagration is by not responding in
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Speaker 9: appearing week. So that strength also translates to the guy
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Speaker 9: that wrote the Art of the Deal, and that is
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Speaker 9: you come from where your strength is and you put
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Speaker 9: enough card on the table to show your adversary that
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Speaker 9: it's time to talk instead of wasting more of your
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Speaker 9: people's lives in your resource.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I think President Trump has done a really good job
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Speaker 1: of sort of re establishing American dominance on the global stage.
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Speaker 1: And you saw in that video clip. I mean look
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Speaker 1: at all the wars, I mean, between the Congo, between
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Speaker 1: the de escalation between the Israel and Iran. I mean,
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Speaker 1: there's just been one after another of President Trump's, like
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Speaker 1: you mentioned, peace through strength, that's resulted in a lot
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Speaker 1: of pieces. I think he should get the Nobel Prize.
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Speaker 1: I mean, look, when Biden was president, it all seemed
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Speaker 1: but inevitable that China was going to invade Taiwan. It
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Speaker 1: seemed inevitable that North Korea would continue to test their
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Speaker 1: ballistic missiles. I mean, it looked like the war and
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Speaker 1: don't forget the war started between Russian and Ukraine when
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Speaker 1: Biden was president. So President Trump has really, I think,
19:46
Speaker 1: done a great job. But how optimistic are you though
19:49
Speaker 1: that we'll get some sort of stop to aggressions I
19:53
Speaker 1: guess between Russia and Ukraine. I mean you think we're
19:56
Speaker 1: getting close.
19:58
Speaker 9: I wouldn't say we're close, but we are on the
20:01
Speaker 9: road and moving. That's the difference between the Biden administration
20:05
Speaker 9: and the Trump administration. And with these messaging, this messaging
20:09
Speaker 9: that's coming out of the Kremlin about the peace talks
20:13
Speaker 9: and those kind of things, Now that's an indicator that
20:16
Speaker 9: instead of escalating, like even somebody like me said this
20:20
Speaker 9: might be a mild escalation when the President tweeted that out,
20:24
Speaker 9: but instead of escalating, the Russians have gotten the right message.
20:27
Speaker 9: But your attack dog on the leash, we're the biggest
20:30
Speaker 9: dog in the fight on a nuclear submarine capability. You're
20:35
Speaker 9: never going to win this. And by the way, it's
20:38
Speaker 9: time to come to the table and end this. And
20:41
Speaker 9: the Russians have said, we're going to try to meet
20:43
Speaker 9: our military objectives before we end this fighting, and they
20:47
Speaker 9: really don't have a reason from a military perspective to
20:52
Speaker 9: back off of that. Look, they're establishing sedients all along.
20:56
Speaker 9: They're front lines right now, which is deeper penetration into
21:00
Speaker 9: the Ukrainian areas of responsibility. The Ukrainians are falling back
21:05
Speaker 9: by and large, while they're still able to very effectively
21:08
Speaker 9: defend themselves and cause a lot of Russian casualties. The
21:11
Speaker 9: Russian forces are moving more today than they were a
21:14
Speaker 9: week ago, and more than they were two weeks ago
21:17
Speaker 9: a week ago, so their strategy is to reach these objectives,
21:21
Speaker 9: which is really to take the Russian speaking areas of
21:25
Speaker 9: that don Bass area in the south and east are
21:27
Speaker 9: the nation and finish closing off those borders so that
21:31
Speaker 9: they can establish safety for what they say are the
21:34
Speaker 9: Russian ethnics down in that area because the Ukrainians, they say,
21:38
Speaker 9: were annihilating them in their civil war and those kind
21:42
Speaker 9: of things. So the Russians have to think about that,
21:46
Speaker 9: but they also have to look at the strategic perspective,
21:49
Speaker 9: and more sanctions are coming. The president has said I'm
21:53
Speaker 9: going to go to lateral sanctions, and I think he
21:56
Speaker 9: hit India today about buying Russian oil and gas, and
22:02
Speaker 9: that's going to continue to ratchet up. Now that will
22:05
Speaker 9: hurt the Russian military movement is when their oil and
22:09
Speaker 9: gas cells go down, they won't be able to re
22:12
Speaker 9: establish their inventories of their resources like drones and those
22:16
Speaker 9: kind of things for very long.
22:17
Speaker 1: Gotta run, colonel, yeah, especially with twenty thousand dead Russian
22:21
Speaker 1: soldiers and drone strikes on Russian world. Absolutely, thank you
22:25
Speaker 1: so much for joining. We're going to watch this very close,
22:27
Speaker 1: and we're going to talk to you again about this
22:29
Speaker 1: as it goes on real soon. We'll have to watch
22:31
Speaker 1: and see what happens. I think you're right there.
22:32
Speaker 9: Thanks to up.
22:33
Speaker 1: Next, Senators flee Washington, DC's for their long August recess
22:38
Speaker 1: as President Trump and the detestable Senate Minority Leader Chuck
22:42
Speaker 1: Schumer engage in a war of words over the confirmation
22:46
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Speaker 1: President Trump terminates the employment of the Biden appointed Commissioner
25:17
Speaker 1: of the Bureau of Labor Statistics following a week's jobs
25:21
Speaker 1: report that showed only seventy three thousand jobs were added
25:24
Speaker 1: in July twenty twenty five. Trump accused doctor Erica mcintarfur
25:28
Speaker 1: of manipulating and overstating employment data before the twenty twenty
25:33
Speaker 1: four election to support Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, specifically citing
25:38
Speaker 1: overstatements of eight hundred and eighteen thousand jobs in March
25:41
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four and one hundred and twelve thousand in
25:44
Speaker 1: August and September of twenty twenty four. White House Deputy
25:47
Speaker 1: Chief of Staff Taylor Budowick says mctarfe, whatever her name is,
25:51
Speaker 1: was fired for consistently large errors in employment data by
25:56
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of jobs over the past year, which
25:59
Speaker 1: he called unacceptable for policy decision making. Trump says she'll
26:03
Speaker 1: be replaced with someone much more competent and qualified, hopefully
26:08
Speaker 1: somebody with an easier to pronounce name.
26:10
Speaker 8: We'll be announcing a new statistician sometime over the next
26:14
Speaker 8: three four days.
26:16
Speaker 5: We had no confidence.
26:18
Speaker 10: I mean, the.
26:18
Speaker 8: Numbers were ridiculous what she announced, but that was just
26:21
Speaker 8: one negative number. All the numbers seemed to be great.
26:25
Speaker 8: And so we'll see how that comes out. And if
26:27
Speaker 8: you remember, just before the election, this woman came out
26:31
Speaker 8: with these phenomenal numbers on Biden's economy, phenomenal numbers, and
26:39
Speaker 8: then right after the election they announced that those numbers
26:43
Speaker 8: were wrong. And that's what they did the other day.
26:47
Speaker 8: So it's a scam in my opinion. My opinion is
26:50
Speaker 8: just it's just additional scam.
26:54
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the Senate has adjourned for the August recess without
26:59
Speaker 1: reaching a deal to confirm many of President Trump's nominees.
27:04
Speaker 1: Senate Minority Leader Chuck you Schumer reportedly demanded the White
27:08
Speaker 1: House unfreeze about one billion dollars in foreign aid and
27:12
Speaker 1: funding for the National Institutes of Health to expedite confirmations. Huh.
27:18
Speaker 1: Trump called Schumer's demand egregious political extortion, before telling him
27:23
Speaker 1: to quote go to hell on social media. I agree,
27:26
Speaker 1: adding this message for his GOP colleagues in the Upper Chamber,
27:30
Speaker 1: do not accept the offer. Go home and explain to
27:33
Speaker 1: your constituents what bad people the Democrats are, and what
27:37
Speaker 1: a great job Republicans are doing and what they have
27:40
Speaker 1: done for your country. Have a great recess, and make
27:43
Speaker 1: America great again. Great words. The President is also slamming
27:47
Speaker 1: Senate Democrats for using nominee confirmations as leverage for funding deals,
27:52
Speaker 1: possibly delaying his nominees in exchange for money, in a
27:56
Speaker 1: heated post on truth Social Sunday Night that reads, Democrats,
28:00
Speaker 1: lead by crying Chuck Schumer are slow walk in my
28:03
Speaker 1: nominees for more than one hundred and fifty of them.
28:06
Speaker 1: They wanted us to pay originally two billion dollars for approvals.
28:09
Speaker 1: The Dems are crazed lunatics. Joining us now is the
28:14
Speaker 1: national Field director of the Conservative Caucus, Chad Cayton. Welcome
28:18
Speaker 1: to the program, my friend.
28:21
Speaker 11: Thank you for having me, David. It's good to see
28:23
Speaker 11: beyond the desk.
28:24
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, I mean, look, we get to talk to
28:25
Speaker 1: each other a lot. This is probably the most official
28:28
Speaker 1: you've ever seen me.
28:31
Speaker 12: Depends how you claim official, buddy, but yeah, you're definitely
28:35
Speaker 12: doing it, and congratulations do you deserve this?
28:38
Speaker 1: Thanks Ben? All right, look, let's start right at the top,
28:41
Speaker 1: and because I want to talk to about that young
28:42
Speaker 1: Republican thing too, but let's start at the top with
28:44
Speaker 1: disappointment situation. I mean, look, President Trump probably has the
28:49
Speaker 1: most unconfirmed nominees in modern history. And the weird part
28:56
Speaker 1: about this, and the thing that should infuriate a lot
28:58
Speaker 1: of maga is the fact that we have a Republican
29:01
Speaker 1: majority in the Senate, yet we're not giving Trump his nominees.
29:04
Speaker 1: I know Chuck Schumer is making it difficult, but at
29:06
Speaker 1: the same time, come on, Republicans, what's going on? What
29:09
Speaker 1: see you chat?
29:10
Speaker 11: We have a problem Houston, without a doubt.
29:14
Speaker 12: And that's why I am so excited to be the
29:16
Speaker 12: national field director at the Conservative.
29:18
Speaker 11: Caucus because the GOP is.
29:19
Speaker 12: Not getting it done, the Establishment Unit Party isn't getting
29:23
Speaker 12: it done.
29:24
Speaker 13: And at the end of the day, I have to
29:26
Speaker 13: take a little black eye here because I live in
29:28
Speaker 13: the great state of South Carolina and I have one
29:31
Speaker 13: of the biggest uniparty globalists in the entire planet in
29:35
Speaker 13: Lindsey Graham.
29:36
Speaker 12: But I assure you we are working diligently to make
29:38
Speaker 12: sure that he no longer has a seat at that
29:40
Speaker 12: proverbial table, to put any of our people in harm's
29:43
Speaker 12: way via that of the warmongers.
29:46
Speaker 11: We actually have to get ourselves together here.
29:49
Speaker 12: The midterms are famously very low and we have to
29:52
Speaker 12: find that mandate that put Donald Trump back in the
29:54
Speaker 12: White House and make that mandate happen. For the midterms,
29:57
Speaker 12: we are all about educating, motivating, and activating. Are the
30:02
Speaker 12: American citizen ready to get involved in this midterm so
30:05
Speaker 12: that we can give Donald Trump the House and the
30:07
Speaker 12: Senate to continue all this beautiful winning. And it looked
30:11
Speaker 12: the statistician Trump.
30:13
Speaker 14: There's a lot of people saying, oh, here he goes
30:15
Speaker 14: dictating being a dictator again. Actually, no, she did put
30:18
Speaker 14: out bunk numbers to help lift up Biden, and it
30:21
Speaker 14: was put out later. I think it was two hundred
30:23
Speaker 14: and fifty thousand jobs were offline that were incorrect.
30:27
Speaker 11: It's always the headline that gets it. The correction on
30:30
Speaker 11: page seven gets nothing.
30:32
Speaker 1: And here we are.
30:33
Speaker 12: Donald Trump has got a mine like an elephant and said,
30:37
Speaker 12: this is the same girl that did this here, So
30:39
Speaker 12: I'm going to fire her and we're going to move forward,
30:41
Speaker 12: and we're gonna get the right person in there to
30:43
Speaker 12: do this job for the American people and put out
30:45
Speaker 12: real statistics.
30:46
Speaker 1: I love it.
30:46
Speaker 12: I'm having a great time today, no doubt in the
30:49
Speaker 12: Conservative Caucus is building an army across the nation.
30:52
Speaker 1: So you know, you saw over the weekend. I mean, look,
30:55
Speaker 1: you have a bunch of people, we just interviewed Nancy Mace.
30:57
Speaker 1: We have a bunch of people throwing their hat in
31:00
Speaker 1: the ring, Maga versus maybe not so Maga. And then
31:03
Speaker 1: over the weekend there was drama in Nashville when the
31:06
Speaker 1: National Young Republican Convention happened. I think, actually we have
31:10
Speaker 1: some video of what happened here, check it out.
31:18
Speaker 5: But I'm gonna make.
31:19
Speaker 1: Something so, I mean, are we seeing some of the
31:25
Speaker 1: factions inside of our own Republican Party on display here
31:29
Speaker 1: with our youth as well? What happened?
31:31
Speaker 11: All factions? They are circling the wagons, David.
31:34
Speaker 12: I've been yelling this from the rooftops, and here it
31:37
Speaker 12: is for everybody to see. The establishment unit Party is
31:40
Speaker 12: circling the wagons to wait out Donald Trump. They're waiting
31:43
Speaker 12: for twenty twenty eight so that they can bring some
31:45
Speaker 12: pain to us MAGA folks to finally put us away
31:48
Speaker 12: because we don't have our leader anymore. He will not
31:51
Speaker 12: be in the White House and he'll be standing off
31:53
Speaker 12: to the side without the proverbial power he has now.
31:56
Speaker 9: But it's up to us, we the people.
31:58
Speaker 11: Donald Trump showed us the way is the way of
32:01
Speaker 11: the GOP.
32:02
Speaker 12: But the establishment is fighting tooth and nail to the
32:05
Speaker 12: point of actually pulling the garbage. You saw the young
32:09
Speaker 12: Republicans pull by actually pulling thirty people not being able
32:12
Speaker 12: to vote for one reason or another. Two of them
32:15
Speaker 12: happened to be friends of ours, David, and they pulled
32:18
Speaker 12: their opportunity to vote for arbitrary policy rules. Who's there
32:22
Speaker 12: to stop them? Here in South Carolina, they put a
32:24
Speaker 12: fake GOP on top of ours because they called us
32:27
Speaker 12: MAGA lepers. That's right, South Carolina. The GOP chairman, Drew
32:31
Speaker 12: mckissey called us MAGA lepers. They don't want any part
32:35
Speaker 12: of MAGA. But what they don't understand is MAGA has
32:38
Speaker 12: been pretty good at fighting for the last couple of years,
32:40
Speaker 12: and we have resources, we are motivated, and if we
32:44
Speaker 12: can get the electorate, the OMGA electorate they got Donald
32:47
Speaker 12: Trump elected, we can do the same here and get
32:50
Speaker 12: rid of these neo cons and put ourselves in a
32:52
Speaker 12: position where MAGA and America First will live forever.
32:56
Speaker 1: Well, that's probably a great time to bring up Andre
32:58
Speaker 1: Bauer's campaign against Lindsay Graham. I mean, what do you
33:01
Speaker 1: think about that?
33:02
Speaker 11: Crushing it right now in South Carolina?
33:04
Speaker 2: Bro?
33:04
Speaker 12: Was that I'm crushing it in South Carolina right now?
33:08
Speaker 4: Yeah?
33:08
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm excited to talk about Andre Bauer.
33:11
Speaker 12: Andre Bower has been out for almost fourteen years of politics.
33:15
Speaker 12: He was the youngest lieutenant governor that had ever served
33:18
Speaker 12: in South Carolina. He was the last elected lieutenant governor
33:21
Speaker 12: in South Carolina, started a real estate business, has done
33:24
Speaker 12: very well for himself, and saw that there needs to
33:27
Speaker 12: be something done. Let's face it, man, you know it,
33:29
Speaker 12: and I know it, David, that Donald Trump is doing
33:31
Speaker 12: whatever he can to make this republic better. And at
33:34
Speaker 12: this point, with the power that is Lindsay Graham that
33:37
Speaker 12: I've been preaching for years and years and years, the
33:39
Speaker 12: overtpower this man has because the military industrial complex and
33:43
Speaker 12: the dark money that comes into him, he's been able
33:46
Speaker 12: to Donald Trump came out very very early and endorsed
33:49
Speaker 12: him an endorsement that could be quickly forgotten. And now
33:53
Speaker 12: we have the establishment that is that is Lindsay Graham
33:56
Speaker 12: circling the wagons, putting ads on news every three minutes
34:01
Speaker 12: because he knows he's in trouble. He's sitting at a
34:03
Speaker 12: twenty percent favorability and andre Bauer came out of a
34:06
Speaker 12: political retirement, if you will. For all those that say
34:08
Speaker 12: he's a career politician, that's just absolute, total nonsense because
34:14
Speaker 12: he was living his life.
34:15
Speaker 11: He has an.
34:16
Speaker 12: Opportunity to take out one of the most powerful and
34:18
Speaker 12: dangerous senators we've ever known, who happens to be a
34:22
Speaker 12: friend of Donald Trump. And Donald Trump himself when he
34:25
Speaker 12: came to South Carolina said he's running again in twenty
34:27
Speaker 12: twenty four, pointed.
34:29
Speaker 11: To Andre Bauer.
34:30
Speaker 12: I was there at the capitol, pointed to andre Bauer
34:32
Speaker 12: and said, you can run for any andre Bauer could
34:34
Speaker 12: run for anything in the state of South Carolina and
34:36
Speaker 12: win and win big. He's already been semi basically endorsed
34:40
Speaker 12: by President Trump. It's up to us to do what's
34:42
Speaker 12: right for the Republic in our states. Donald Trump's endorsement
34:46
Speaker 12: of Lindsey Graham was so that Lindsay Graham didn't shut
34:49
Speaker 12: down a very feckless Senate already. I mean, argue that
34:53
Speaker 12: point with me, and you've got nothing to stand on,
34:56
Speaker 12: Cornyn McConnell, Tillis Lindsay. It just gets worse and worse,
35:01
Speaker 12: and right now we have an opportunity in South Carolina
35:04
Speaker 12: to get rid of strom Thurman's Dixie Democrats once and
35:06
Speaker 12: for all, which, by the way, South Carolina is famously
35:10
Speaker 12: known for, but not many people know as being a
35:13
Speaker 12: super conservative area. It's the middle of our polls closed,
35:16
Speaker 12: Trump wins, but we are also the most most liberal
35:20
Speaker 12: conservative super majority on the planet.
35:23
Speaker 9: That's right.
35:24
Speaker 12: They just pretend to be Republicans until they get their
35:26
Speaker 12: little seat, and then they go push agendas like making
35:29
Speaker 12: us all wear masks, closing businesses even though they said
35:32
Speaker 12: they didn't. It's all a bunch of smoking mirrors. South
35:35
Speaker 12: Carolina is going to be the fight of all fights
35:38
Speaker 12: between the governor and the outsiders, Nancy Mace and Andre
35:42
Speaker 12: Bauer trying to take out Lindsey Graham. And I think
35:45
Speaker 12: we've bombed the elector far enough. And they know who
35:48
Speaker 12: Lindsay is, and they know who Nancy is, and at
35:51
Speaker 12: the end of the day.
35:51
Speaker 11: I think you're going to see a new South Carolina Republic.
35:54
Speaker 1: Sweet baby, Chad Katon, thank you so much for joining
35:58
Speaker 1: and giving us your ta on South Carolina. We're gonna
36:01
Speaker 1: be following those races very closely. If people want to
36:03
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36:05
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36:07
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36:10
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36:29
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36:30
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36:33
Speaker 1: David, Definitely, I enjoy it. Well. Thanks for joining, Chad.
36:37
Speaker 1: I really appreciate you, brother. We'll talk agin real soon.
36:40
Speaker 11: Congrats, my friend. Thank you for having me up.
36:42
Speaker 1: Next dismantling the Department of Education, we'll examine the latest
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Speaker 1: Ever, we're learning more tonight about the Trump administration's push
39:20
Speaker 1: to dismantle the Department of Education and return control of
39:24
Speaker 1: America's classrooms to the States. You'll recall last month's decision
39:28
Speaker 1: by the United States Supreme Court allowing mass layoffs at
39:31
Speaker 1: the Department of Education as Trump seeks to close the agency.
39:35
Speaker 1: The Court's ruling blocks of Massachusetts federal judge's order that
39:38
Speaker 1: prevented staff reductions and required rehiring, but this ruling is
39:43
Speaker 1: subject to further appeals. The ruling may pave the way
39:46
Speaker 1: for further steps towards President Trump's executive order to drastically
39:50
Speaker 1: reduce or even close the Department of Education, although only
39:54
Speaker 1: Congress can officially abolish the agency. Education Secretary Lynda McMahon
39:58
Speaker 1: hailed the ruling as a victory, emphasizing the administration's goal
40:02
Speaker 1: to streamline the department, reduce bureaucracy, and return authority to
40:07
Speaker 1: states while still fulfilling statutory duties. She says returning education
40:11
Speaker 1: control to the states is a nonpartisan issue, with both
40:15
Speaker 1: Democrat and Republican states interested in taking back authority from
40:19
Speaker 1: the federal government. Late last month, the Trump administration released
40:23
Speaker 1: nearly seven billion dollars in previously frozen federal funds for
40:27
Speaker 1: K through twelve programs as part of the cooperative efforts
40:30
Speaker 1: with states joining me Now. Policy analyst at the Cato
40:35
Speaker 1: Institute Center for Educational Freedom, Colleen Harancheck and Chair of
40:40
Speaker 1: Education Opportunity at the America First Policy Institute, and future
40:45
Speaker 1: First Lady of Florida. I'm saying it right now, Erica
40:48
Speaker 1: Donald's welcome so much to the show. Guys. I'm so
40:51
Speaker 1: happy to have you here.
40:53
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, David being with you. Yeah, and
40:56
Speaker 4: congrats on hosting. You're doing amazing.
40:58
Speaker 1: Yeah. Dan's brave, He's brave. See what the viewers might
41:01
Speaker 1: not know is that these amazingly intelligent ladies below here,
41:06
Speaker 1: they have been on my radio show, They've been on
41:09
Speaker 1: my podcast, They've been in my spaces. So we go
41:12
Speaker 1: way back with education, and so I've learned a lot
41:14
Speaker 1: from them. But today I'm really excited to have them
41:18
Speaker 1: here for you, because, Hey, it's back to school season
41:21
Speaker 1: across the country. Some kids are back in school this week,
41:23
Speaker 1: some kids are back to school next week. We've had
41:25
Speaker 1: a lot of changes in the Department of Education. Trump's
41:28
Speaker 1: gutting the thing, and so I thought, what a better
41:30
Speaker 1: opportunity than have you guys on to talk to the
41:34
Speaker 1: audience about, you know, what parents should expect this year,
41:37
Speaker 1: what they should be thinking about, what big changes might
41:40
Speaker 1: be coming to public education. Eric, I'll throw it over
41:43
Speaker 1: to you first. I mean, this has been something you've
41:46
Speaker 1: been fighting for for a very long time, nationally, locally
41:49
Speaker 1: in Florida, and you know in Washington, DC. So tell
41:52
Speaker 1: me what do you think we're going right now as
41:54
Speaker 1: we're heading back to school. Are you encouraged with the
41:57
Speaker 1: possibility that we have under this Trump administration, with the
42:00
Speaker 1: future of public education, even private education option might look.
42:03
Speaker 4: Like well, absolutely, and parents should be excited for their
42:07
Speaker 4: kids to go back to school because across the country,
42:10
Speaker 4: thanks to President Trump and Secretary McMahon, their young girls,
42:14
Speaker 4: their daughters are going to be safe from young men
42:18
Speaker 4: being in their private spaces or in their sports and athletics.
42:22
Speaker 4: Very exciting change. They can also be assured in many
42:26
Speaker 4: cases that federal funds will not be used for DEI programming,
42:30
Speaker 4: CRT and other divisive content as well as thanks to
42:36
Speaker 4: the recent Mood decision by the Supreme Court. As parents
42:39
Speaker 4: find and if they do find across the country that
42:42
Speaker 4: they are objectionable curriculum materials in their child's classroom, they
42:46
Speaker 4: have a right to opt out of those lessons thanks
42:50
Speaker 4: to that Supreme Court decision. So parents are going into
42:53
Speaker 4: this new school year with more rights than ever, more
42:56
Speaker 4: protections than ever, and school districts are going into the
42:59
Speaker 4: school you're on notice by the Trump administration that if
43:03
Speaker 4: they do not follow the law and if they violate
43:06
Speaker 4: parents' rights, that they will be held to account.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. That what a change between the way it was
43:14
Speaker 1: just a couple of years ago, with kids going to
43:17
Speaker 1: school being indoctrinated learning about LGDPQ whatever those letters are
43:22
Speaker 1: instead of actually getting an education. I mean, as a result,
43:26
Speaker 1: we've seen our test scores across the country go down.
43:29
Speaker 1: Kids now are not They're not going to be subjected
43:32
Speaker 1: to walking around the hallways with rainbow flags or get
43:36
Speaker 1: detention or whatever they're trying to force upon our kids.
43:40
Speaker 1: And it's such a nice change from the FBI investigating
43:43
Speaker 1: parents for what they speak up at school board meetings
43:46
Speaker 1: to where we are now. There is so much hope, Colleen,
43:48
Speaker 1: I want to throw it over to you, because we
43:50
Speaker 1: talked a lot about educational options and part of Trump's
43:54
Speaker 1: executive order, and what we've seen is a lot more
43:56
Speaker 1: choice going back to families who really deserve to have
43:59
Speaker 1: a say and the way their kids are educated. Looking
44:01
Speaker 1: forward to this year and then the years to come,
44:04
Speaker 1: what are you seeing as far as opportunities for education
44:07
Speaker 1: besides just local public schools.
44:11
Speaker 10: Sure, it's an amazing time to be a parent, certainly,
44:14
Speaker 10: and to be a student, especially because there are so
44:17
Speaker 10: many new options. A lot of this came out of
44:20
Speaker 10: the pandemic and school closures and parents kind of being
44:23
Speaker 10: awakened to what was happening in their schools, and so
44:26
Speaker 10: there became just a big push for new options. A
44:29
Speaker 10: lot of parents are finding the like homeschooling or a
44:32
Speaker 10: hybrid option where some days they're at home, some days
44:34
Speaker 10: they're in person. Micro schooling is really exploding, especially in
44:38
Speaker 10: the school choice friendly states like Florida and Arizona. So
44:42
Speaker 10: it's a really exciting time. This year, we've had a
44:45
Speaker 10: lot of new school choice programs and what that means
44:48
Speaker 10: is that the funding that would go to your local
44:51
Speaker 10: assigence school now can follow your child to a variety
44:54
Speaker 10: of educational options. And with the programs that are passed
44:57
Speaker 10: this year, once those are up and running, about half
44:59
Speaker 10: of kids in the country will be technically eligible for
45:03
Speaker 10: some form of schoolish ways. The funding might not be
45:05
Speaker 10: there yet.
45:05
Speaker 1: But they'll. You know, we're on the way Erica. As
45:10
Speaker 1: we go forward. How long do you think it's going
45:13
Speaker 1: to take once education is placed back with the states,
45:17
Speaker 1: Because both Democrats and Republicans have been sort of excited
45:21
Speaker 1: about the federal government getting adage of education, but for
45:23
Speaker 1: different reasons. So take a state like California versus a
45:26
Speaker 1: state like Florida. How long will it take for the
45:30
Speaker 1: states to sort of be able to put forward their
45:32
Speaker 1: specific educational agendas? But also what risks. Does that involve
45:37
Speaker 1: now with other states, maybe blue states like California, to
45:40
Speaker 1: kind of double down on the indoctrination actually make it
45:44
Speaker 1: even worse.
45:46
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, the funding this year is not changing. The
45:50
Speaker 4: Department recently released some of the funds that they were
45:53
Speaker 4: holding back to review programs that involved teacher preparation and
45:58
Speaker 4: after school programs. They want to make sure that, as
46:01
Speaker 4: President Trump promised, these funds were not being used for
46:04
Speaker 4: radical programs. Unfortunately, some of them still are. However, in
46:08
Speaker 4: the Federal Department's budget going forward after this school year,
46:12
Speaker 4: there are significant changes. Some of it is cutting back
46:16
Speaker 4: a bit on the funding, but that is netted out
46:20
Speaker 4: by a lack of bureaucracy requirements compliance and really block
46:26
Speaker 4: ranting a lot of these funds to the states so
46:28
Speaker 4: that the states have more flexibility on how to use
46:30
Speaker 4: those funds. Thinking about Florida, for instance, we had all
46:34
Speaker 4: these pockets of funds. You could only use this money
46:36
Speaker 4: on ell students, You could only use this money on
46:38
Speaker 4: especially students. And now some of those funds are able
46:42
Speaker 4: to be more flexible so that we as a state
46:44
Speaker 4: can decide how to best use it for students who
46:47
Speaker 4: are not achieving mastery and academics, regardless of what their
46:50
Speaker 4: demographics are. So I think we will start to see
46:53
Speaker 4: some of those changes next year along with the new
46:56
Speaker 4: education budget. But most importantly, we will be able to
46:59
Speaker 4: hold the states accountable as voters. They cannot blame the
47:03
Speaker 4: federal government any longer they're getting the funding. There's less bureaucracy,
47:07
Speaker 4: there's more flexibility. Who is to blame when the schools
47:10
Speaker 4: are not performing. It's your governors, it's your elected officials
47:13
Speaker 4: within your state.
47:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a lot for people to look forward to.
47:17
Speaker 1: I know for me as a parent, I'm excited about
47:20
Speaker 1: the educational opportunities that are coming to our family and
47:23
Speaker 1: making it easier for us to have choices besides just
47:26
Speaker 1: the public schools. Erica Colleen, thank you guys so much
47:29
Speaker 1: for being on again. It is really my honor to
47:31
Speaker 1: have you on all of these shows as they keep
47:33
Speaker 1: moving forward in this world. And I can't thank you
47:36
Speaker 1: enough for your friendship and coming on these shows and
47:39
Speaker 1: hope to get to talk to you again real soon.
47:41
Speaker 7: Wow, we're rooting for you. Thanks for having us on.
47:44
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Stick around up next. Delusional Democrats
47:48
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47:52
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47:56
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48:00
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50:19
Speaker 10: Janser passed on from parents to offspring, often determining traits
50:24
Speaker 10: like her color, personality, and even eye color.
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Speaker 7: My jans are.
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Speaker 6: Blue, Sidney Sweeney, Caspery Keynes.
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Speaker 1: Not since the Great bud Light Debacle featuring the mentally
50:41
Speaker 1: unstable Dylan mulvaney has there been more buzz surrounding a
50:46
Speaker 1: TV advertisement, But this time in a complete one eighty
50:51
Speaker 1: from the Beer Bust. It's praise being heaped upon actress
50:55
Speaker 1: Cidney Sweetie and American needle. America An Eagle broke its
51:01
Speaker 1: silence on the controversy sparked by its ad campaign featuring
51:05
Speaker 1: Sidney Sweeney, clarifying the message Sidney Sweeney has great gens
51:09
Speaker 1: is strictly about the jeens, her jeans, and her story.
51:14
Speaker 1: The closing outfitter adding will continue to celebrate how everyone
51:19
Speaker 1: wears their AE jeans. American Eagle jeans with confidence their way.
51:24
Speaker 1: Great jeans look good on everyone, not everyone. Even President
51:29
Speaker 1: Trump is weighing in on the issue. Check it out.
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Speaker 5: She's a registered Republican. Oh now, I love her ad?
51:36
Speaker 5: Is that right?
51:37
Speaker 8: As Sidney Sweeney, you'd be surprised at how many people
51:41
Speaker 8: are Republicans.
51:43
Speaker 5: That's what I wouldn't have known. But I'm glad you
51:45
Speaker 5: told me that.
51:47
Speaker 8: If Sidney Sweeney is a registered Republican, I think her
51:51
Speaker 8: ad is fantastic.
51:52
Speaker 5: Okay, thank you very much, everybody.
51:55
Speaker 1: He's saying he loves her ad, just to be clear.
51:57
Speaker 1: And there's even more news surrounding Sidney Sweetey that's making
52:01
Speaker 1: liberal heads explode. It turns out the beautiful young actress
52:06
Speaker 1: is wait for it, a registered Republican voter in Monroe County, Florida.
52:13
Speaker 1: According to the publicly available voter registration records. Sweeney has
52:17
Speaker 1: not publicly commented on her political registration or the controversy
52:21
Speaker 1: surrounding the ad. While American Eagle has defended the campaign
52:24
Speaker 1: as celebrating diversity and confidence in how people wear jeans.
52:30
Speaker 1: President Trump, adding to his two cents on social media,
52:34
Speaker 1: Sidney Sweeney, a registered Republican, has the hottest ad out there.
52:39
Speaker 1: Ad out there, It's for American Eagle, and the jeans
52:43
Speaker 1: are flying off the shelves. Go get him, Sydney. The
52:46
Speaker 1: other side of the ledger, Jaguar did a stupid and
52:50
Speaker 1: seriously woke advertisement that is a total disaster. The CEO
52:54
Speaker 1: just resigned in disgrace and the company is in absolute turmoil.
52:59
Speaker 1: Who wants to buy a Jaguar after looking at that
53:02
Speaker 1: disgraceful ad? Shouldn't they have learned a lesson from bud Light,
53:05
Speaker 1: which went woke and essentially broke and destroyed in a
53:09
Speaker 1: short campaign the company. The market cap destruction has been unprecedented,
53:14
Speaker 1: with billions of dollars so foolishly lost or just look
53:18
Speaker 1: at woke singer Taylor Swift. Ever since I alerted the
53:21
Speaker 1: world as to what she was by saying the truth
53:24
Speaker 1: that she can't stand sorry that I can't stand her.
53:27
Speaker 1: She was booed out of the super Bowl and became
53:30
Speaker 1: no longer hot. The tide has seriously turned. Being woke
53:34
Speaker 1: is for losers. Being Republican is for what you want
53:37
Speaker 1: to be. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
53:39
Speaker 1: Again the phrase, it's just like a mic drop. Thank
53:43
Speaker 1: you for your attention to this matter. Here now to
53:46
Speaker 1: help me out with this craziness. Turning point USA contributor
53:50
Speaker 1: and my good friend, Anthony Watson, what's going on, my brother?
53:54
Speaker 11: Not a thing.
53:55
Speaker 3: How you doing, David.
53:55
Speaker 1: Good to hear from you, man, I'm doing great. Thanks.
53:58
Speaker 1: Look behind the scenes, you guys, Anthony's a good friend. Mind.
54:01
Speaker 1: I have known him for a long time and he
54:02
Speaker 1: was really crucial to me's sitting in front of his desk.
54:04
Speaker 1: So if you like the show, thank him. If he
54:06
Speaker 1: didn't like it, blame him either way either way.
54:09
Speaker 15: Look, you did me a silid when I was in
54:11
Speaker 15: that news chair a year ago, so it's the only
54:13
Speaker 15: return in the favor.
54:14
Speaker 1: Well, thank you very much, my friend. So what's your
54:16
Speaker 1: take on Sidney Sweeney Man, Well.
54:18
Speaker 15: Look, at the end of the day, it's just like
54:20
Speaker 15: America is finally going back to what its main marketing
54:23
Speaker 15: strategy was before, and it's always been hot chicks. You
54:26
Speaker 15: want to go to a party, have a girl stand
54:28
Speaker 15: outside in the bikini, Hand youa tickets.
54:30
Speaker 1: You want to go to a baseball game. Put a
54:31
Speaker 1: hot girl in a jersey.
54:33
Speaker 15: You want to buy jeans again, put a fit, beautiful
54:35
Speaker 15: young woman in those jeans, and have everybody else have
54:38
Speaker 15: a model to look forward to. Modeling is giving you
54:41
Speaker 15: an example of what somebody in those positions, in that
54:44
Speaker 15: kind of branding, in that kind of clothes and style
54:47
Speaker 15: could potentially look like. To give people something to compare
54:50
Speaker 15: themselves to. When you have fat and obese people in there,
54:53
Speaker 15: that is not something to compare yourself too. That's when
54:55
Speaker 15: you let all inhibitions go for personal growth and you
54:58
Speaker 15: just let time tickets toll.
55:01
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and I love that. But you know,
55:03
Speaker 1: there's stock and you're right, it's an ad. Their stock
55:06
Speaker 1: is up like twenty percent since Trump said, oh it's great,
55:10
Speaker 1: I love this ad. Now I know that Sidney Sweeney
55:12
Speaker 1: is a Republican. I mean, so this is an example
55:14
Speaker 1: of advertising working versus the bud Light situation in the
55:17
Speaker 1: Jaguar situation where woke advertising killed the companies. Right, Well,
55:22
Speaker 1: of course.
55:22
Speaker 15: It does, because the saying is true.
55:24
Speaker 1: If you go woke, you go broke.
55:25
Speaker 15: There are more people that agree with us that may
55:27
Speaker 15: not be as vocal as you and I, and there
55:29
Speaker 15: are other people out there that know what the truth is.
55:31
Speaker 15: They're just too afraid to say it because of the
55:32
Speaker 15: social circles that they run in the jobs that they have,
55:35
Speaker 15: or the salary or the pension that they're trying to protect.
55:37
Speaker 15: But all of us here know the long lasting damages
55:40
Speaker 15: of this when you're promoting people in lifestyles that lead
55:43
Speaker 15: to not longevity but to the quick end because of
55:46
Speaker 15: all of the chaos that people ensue on themselves through
55:49
Speaker 15: this delusion that they walk in every day.
55:51
Speaker 1: Well, you're right. And if it was a man that
55:53
Speaker 1: looked like Sidney Sweeney wearing those jeans doing the same ad,
55:56
Speaker 1: the Left would be going nuts for it. I think
55:58
Speaker 1: they just don't like attractive looking women. I think that's
56:01
Speaker 1: the problem.
56:01
Speaker 15: Well, the left might be going nuts for it, but
56:03
Speaker 15: the Left couldn't fit in those genes if they tried,
56:05
Speaker 15: so I don't know what they want to do here.
56:07
Speaker 15: Their marketing strategies are so messed up it's not even funny.
56:10
Speaker 1: Well, it's good to see. It's good to see American
56:13
Speaker 1: Eagle and other American brands turning their attention back to
56:17
Speaker 1: the people that actually wear and look good in their jeans.
56:19
Speaker 1: It's nice to see Anthony. Thank you so much for
56:22
Speaker 1: joining me, and really again, thanks for everything. It's been
56:26
Speaker 1: a lot of fun today and hopefully maybe we can
56:28
Speaker 1: have you back on before I wrap up this week.
56:30
Speaker 15: Absolutely, my friend, You've got a lot of good things
56:32
Speaker 15: doing a lot of good things. Make sure you guys
56:34
Speaker 15: followed the David Pollock Show. Good friend of mine has
56:36
Speaker 15: a lot of good hot takes out there. Appreciate you,
56:39
Speaker 15: my brother.
56:39
Speaker 1: Hey, if people want to follow you, where do they go?
56:41
Speaker 15: You can go to my Instagram at a Watson jam
56:44
Speaker 15: or my Twitter. I keep saying Twitter, but now x
56:47
Speaker 15: at a Watson ol y.
56:49
Speaker 1: Fantastic. Thank you again, my friend. We'll talk to soon
56:51
Speaker 1: and take care. Thank you here, bye bye. Before we
56:55
Speaker 1: say good night, we wanted to let you know about
56:58
Speaker 1: a special guest joining us tomorrow on the show. We'll
57:01
Speaker 1: take a closer look at all of the latest developments
57:04
Speaker 1: in the Obama Russia Gates standal with my good friend
57:07
Speaker 1: George Popinopolis. Plus we'll dive into the developing showdown with
57:11
Speaker 1: Democrats in Texas and much much more. That's going to
57:16
Speaker 1: do it for tonight's episode of Real America. We're all
57:19
Speaker 1: at a time. Thank you so much for tuning in.
57:21
Speaker 1: I'm David Pollock filling in for Dan Ball all week.
57:24
Speaker 1: Stick Around The Matt Gates Show is next. We'll see
57:27
Speaker 1: you tomorrow on a Tuesday Night.